Ranks and Detachments

The entry rank of the Security Department. Security Cadets must go through the Cadet Program before becoming fully-fledged members of the Security Department.

In order to progress to the next rank, Cadets will need to:

• Attend one Orientation.

  • • • This must be completed before being able to get on-site. Requires a score of 5/6 in the quiz segment to pass.

• Log 1 hour of on-site activity on the Security Department team.

• Pass the On-site Exam.

Security Juniors are fully-fledged members of the Security Department, they are able to perform all duties with no restrictions. They are the standard Security Department Rank.  

In order to progress to the next rank, Juniors will need to:

• Accumulate 6 Experience Points

• Log 8 hours of on-site activity on the Security Department team.

• Be a member of the Security Department for 2 consecutive weeks.

Experience credits are given to Security Junior and Security Guards for completing certain on-site tasks, providing necessary experience for future Security Command members. All of the following will count towards experience credits:

• Supervising a Cadet escorting a test (CR or MCZ) [3 Point]

• Attending a Patrol till the end [2 Points]

  • Escorting a Test of any kind (CR, MCZ) [2 Points]

  • Co-hosting a Orientation/On-site Exam (Guard Only) [2 Points]

• Escorting Janitorial or tours[1 Point]

• Attending a patrol [1 Point]

• Responding to a riot, breach, or Raid [1 Point]

  • 1. • Must involve Timestamp evidence indicating start of riot and end of riot (E.g terminal saying riot started and next image having someone say "Calling riot, any objections, etc" 

Security Guards are experienced members of the Security Department. As such, they have more responsibilities than normal Juniors.

In order to progress to the next rank, Guards will need to:

• Log 16 hours of on-site activity on the Security Department team.

• Accumulate 6 Experience Points

  • • 1. 3 Experience Points are required if Security Guards want to apply for the SD Academy to become apart of Security Command.

Security Seniors are veteran members of the Security Department. Those with this rank have the choice to attend the SD Academy without any pre-requisites if they wish to progress towards Security Command. Seniors are equipped with much better weaponry and gear compared to other Security Ranks, awarding the veterancy of the rank. 

Security Sentinels are the first Command position within the Security Department, considered to be Junior Command and are the responsible assistants to Security Officers. They are the primary training force of the department, also responsible for basic administrative duties such as promotion and database handling. 

Command members with [DE] or [IN] are on inactivity notice. 

Security Officers are official members of Security Command and are the main administrative and leadership corps of the department. Responsible for issuing L1 to L3 punishments, application reading, and ticket handling. Hosting trainings is an optional duty; administrative duties take priority.

Security Inspectors are members of the Security High Command, they are responsible for most administrative work of the Security Department and assist the Security Chief in running the department. They have the ability to issue any punishment.

Inspectors are picked by Security Central and High Command.

The Security Chief is the face of the department and is responsible for any and all operations carried out by the Security Department and its detachments. The Security Chief works closely with the Security Overseer in order to ensure the Security Department is doing well.

The Security Chief is picked by the Security Overseer.

The Security Department has 2 detachments, which are both specialized in their own field and line of work. The 2 detachments are, the Military Police and the Security Response Unit.